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Synonyms & Similar Words
expressive
articulate
eloquent
fluent
coherent
clear
concise
lucid
explicit
straightforward
open
transparent
informative
revelatory
disclosive
declarative
enunciative
garrulous
voluble
loquacious
talkative
conversational
interactive
engaging
participatory
collaborative
reciprocal
responsive
receptive
perceptive
intuitive
empathetic
suggestive
implied
connotative
denotative
symbolic
metaphorical
figurative
allusive
referential
explanatory
expository
descriptive
narrative
dialogic
discursive
rhetorical
persuasive
convincing
compelling
infectious
contagious
effusive
expansive
effervescent
ebullient
Meaning of Communicative
The primary meaning of "Communicative" refers to the quality of being able to convey or exchange information, ideas, or feelings effectively.
Definitions
- Having or showing the ability to convey information, ideas, or feelings effectively
- * Able or willing to communicate, especially in a way that is easy for others to understand
- * Relating to the process of conveying or exchanging information, ideas, or feelings
Etymology of Communicative
The word "Communicative" originates from the Latin "communicativus," which is derived from "communicare," meaning to share or impart
Historically, the term has been used to describe the act of sharing or exchanging information, and its meaning has evolved to encompass various forms of expression and interaction
Example Uses
- The teacher's communicative approach made the complex topic easy to understand
- * The company's communicative strategy helped to build trust with its customers
- * The artist's use of color and texture created a highly communicative piece that evoked strong emotions
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
uncommunicative
inarticulate
incoherent
unclear
vague
ambiguous
obscure
secretive
unresponsive
unreactive
uninteractive
nonparticipatory
nonreciprocal
unreceptive
unperceptive
insular
isolated
withdrawn
taciturn
reticent
laconic
monosyllabic
mute
silent
reserved
constrained
restrained
stifled
suppressed